Description

ST 69 NE BERKELEY MARKET PLACE
(south side)

10/153 No 13
(formerly listed in Salter Street
21.0.52 as Premises occupied by F. H. G.
Fryer and adjoining house)

GV II

Large house at end of terrace with shop on part of ground floor.
Mid C18. Incised render on plinth, slate roof, brick stacks. Long
range with small rear extensions, 2 storeys and attic. Originally 4
symmetrical bays, edged with alternating chamfered quoins and with
additional (brick-sided) bay to left. 4 widely spaced plate glass
sashes with eared and shouldered plain architraves, 3 centrally
spaced hipped dormers over with leaded casements. Ground floor
originally had 2 similar windows to each side, now only to right of
central wide doorcase with open moulded dentil pediment on fluted
consoles over Doric pilasters. 6-panel door up 2 stone steps, with
fielded panels and side lights, and wide depressed radial fanlight.
To left, whole of ground floor now early C19 shop front with 2
canted plate glass windows with dentil cornice, moulded panelled
pilasters with circular motif on capitals. Central half-glazed
double doors.

Listing NGR: ST6837699258

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26564520

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